The Fool
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Murder the gods and topple their thrones!
Agreed. I expect more sight gags though.
Not really a lord of anything
All I know is that I see something that looks vaguely like a Monado.
This song needs more love.
I think Xenoblade Chronicles X would have been better served with a different name.
Xenospace.
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!
Hahaha. Xenocross is what my friends still call it.
Brenner's Wolves Fight Again
That's the name of a yuri doujin...
...Why do you know that? 
Brenner's Wolves Fight Again
I've read it... TWICE!
edited 23rd Jan '17 10:15:28 PM by RAlexa21th
Where there's life, there's hope.
Court Dragon
See, it's still Xenoblade, but the meaning of the title is altered.
Whereas Xenoblade 1 was about an otherworldly sword, Xenoblade X is about the BLADE organization operating on an alien world.
I have a message from another time...
Brenner's Wolves Fight Again
Xenoblade Wii is about the Monado (which Monado is another issue)
Xenoblade X is about Elma.
Xenoblade 2 is about a Homura.
They are all (initially) red.
edited 23rd Jan '17 11:17:32 PM by RAlexa21th
Where there's life, there's hope.
And Xenoblade X2 will be about Rook collecting the three parts of Ze- Errr I mean Lao from the X-Hun-I mean...The remnants of the Ganglion.
Court Dragon
Which Monado? Probably the one that's a blade.
I have a message from another time...
Objection! Xenoblade X is about NLA.
Wrong, the Monado in question is programming.
The Fool
Of course, the series also shares the whole single-player MMO setup in gameplay terms, too.
I will always like calling in-battle techniques Arts and having those Arts color-coded.
I sure said that!
Brenner's Wolves Fight Again
I like how I know what each art does just by looking at each symbol. (Red 12 O'clock sword = attack from the back for massive damage)
Where there's life, there's hope.
The Cat Knows Where It's At
Will watch this after work, thanks for sharing.
Nice cat avatar, where's it from?
The Cat Knows Where It's At
A manga called Black Torch that just released this month. The first chapter is very similar to the beginning of Bleach but it's pretty good.
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!
Hey, the opening of Bleach was the best part. I'll keep an eye out, thanks.
Anything of particular interest in the video? I saw elsewhere that there's reason to think that the whole game is on the backs of the giants creatures, and that Rex is one of the people who climbs down the sides.
The Cat Knows Where It's At
The big thing is that Homura, the lady in red, is actually the Monado (or what we're assuming to be the Monado) in human form. The blonde haired lady, Hikari, is also a Blade. Also, Blades are immortal unless either their core (likely that gem on their chests) is destroyed or their Driver is killed.
This came from someone translating the bit of game script that was shown during the trailer. Although some of the details can inferred from the imagery alone.
We also know that Homura, Nia (likely the catgirl), and Hikari will be in a hot springs at some point.
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!
Ah, yeah I knew that. Like, even before those notes were translated. ![[lol]](https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lol2v12_4863.png "[lol]"){kind=small}
The coloration (and yes the Zohar) made it obvious.
The Fool
So we're up to two quasi-Robot Girl characters.
I sure said that!
Court Dragon
- An otherworldly sword
- BLADE, arriving from another planet
- Strange beings called Blades.
Okay, sat down to watch the video and... the only thing I've learned is that Tirkin's might mean chain attacks return. Which is ehhhhhh. Still, I washed the dishes so it had a purpose.
Thinking about it, could Homura be a Seven? The Xeno-series steadily rejected transhumanism and the Elysian Fields were part of the Greek underworld. Maybe Rex is looking to heal her, while Elysium is actually a place where Blades go to die?
